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meshing

UK
/ˈmɛʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɛʃɪŋ/

Translations

meshingnoun
meshings
pl
The meshing of the two companies resulted in a successful merger.
Сцепление двух компаний привело к успешному слиянию.
Synonyms
interlocking
interweaving
entanglement
networking
integration
meshinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈmeʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɛʃɪŋ/
Used attributively of parts that interlock or engage with one another.
Synonyms
interlocking
fitting
compatible
harmonizing
coordinating
integrated
interfitting
well-matched
synchronous
congruent
aligned
cohesive
compatible-fitting
meshverb

meshing

Gerund

meshed
Past Simple
meshed
Past Participle
meshing
Gerund
UK
/mɛʃ/
US
/mɛʃ/
The wires mesh together to form a strong net.
Провода сплетаются вместе, образуя прочную сеть.
Their interests mesh perfectly, making them great partners.
Их интересы переплетаются идеально, делая их отличными партнерами.
The colors mesh well in this painting.
Цвета хорошо сочетаются в этой картине.
Additional translations
сцепляться
соединяться
Synonyms
intertwine
interlace
entangle
weave
connect
meshgerund / present participle

meshing

Used attributively to describe something in the act or state of fitting or locking together.
Synonyms
fitting
interlocking
intermeshing
engaging
compatible
harmonizing
coordinating
synchronizing
matching
connecting
locking together
aligned
congruent
integrating

Definitions

meshingnoun
The process of fitting together or interlocking, especially in the context of gears or mechanical parts.
The meshing of the gears was crucial for the machine to operate smoothly.
The act of engaging or intertwining, often used metaphorically to describe ideas or plans.
The meshing of their ideas led to a successful collaboration.
meshinggerund / present participle
Interlocking or engaging with another part; fitting together closely.
The meshing gears ran silently after lubrication.
meshverb
To fit or function together smoothly.
The gears in the machine mesh perfectly to ensure smooth operation.
To engage or interlock, as the teeth of gears.
The engineer adjusted the components so that they would mesh correctly.
To become entangled or intertwined.
The branches of the trees meshed together in the wind.
To coordinate or harmonize.
Their schedules didn't mesh, so they had to find another time to meet.
To catch or trap in or as if in a net.
Illegal hunters meshed dozens of songbirds overnight.
meshgerund / present participle
Interlocking or fitting together; in the process of meshing.
He inspected the meshing gears for signs of wear.
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